The Vineuil course — and the day around it
Golfers do not come to Chantilly by accident. The Vineuil course, shaped by Tom Simpson, is routinely ranked among the finest inland courses in continental Europe — a stern, beautiful examination threaded through the forest, at a club whose quiet formality is part of the pleasure. Guests typically play by introduction or on the days the club opens to visiting golfers; we leave the tee sheet to you and take care of everything on wheels. What a chauffeur genuinely changes: an on-time arrival with a proper warm-up, dry shoes and pressed trousers rather than a motorway in a rental car, and total freedom at the nineteenth hole — nobody in your four-ball is driving home.
Then there is everything around the course, because Chantilly is more than golf. Five minutes away stand the Château de Chantilly and its Condé museum, the Grandes Écuries with their Museum of the Horse, and the racecourse of the Prix de Diane — this is, after all, the capital of the horse (and the birthplace of the cream). The classic arrangement is a car on hourly disposal — €79/h in Business Class, €109/h in a Business Van, €150/h in First Class, 2-hour minimum: the golfers play, the rest of the party visits the château with the same chauffeur, and everyone meets for lunch. Our Paris-to-Chantilly guide maps the full day; race-day guests will find our Chantilly racecourse service one page over.
For society days, member-guest events and corporate outings, our event service coordinates several cars under one booking — staggered pickups across Paris hotels, bags matched to vehicles, one grouped return after the prize-giving. International guests who expect a certain standard from door to door travel in First Class, with a chauffeur as discreet as the club itself. For a multi-day golf itinerary — Chantilly, Morfontaine's neighbourhood, the courses of the Oise — talk to us directly; those are quoted per programme.
